Ants are only allowed when they push a pro-conformist capitalist message, such as with The Ant and the Grasshopper
Godort
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•My new mini fridge's lock instructions are helpful
18·2 days agoSelf-imposed rules are useless because I know the guy who imposed them and he’s full of shit
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News@lemmy.world•OpenAI Lawyer: Labs Shouldn't Be Liable for AI Agent Hacking
39·2 days agoMan who is paid to say the company should not be liable: “The company should not be liable”
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.ca•What is the optimal strategy for random guesses for multiple choice questions?
22·3 days agoIt depends on the answer key.
Guessing ‘C’ all the way down and expecting 25% assumes that the distribution of answers is roughly equivalent across the whole test. This is an extra variable you can’t account for without knowing the answers.
Whereas, if you pick a random answer for each question, you will answer 25% correctly, assuming an infinite number of questions. However this strategy has error bars that grow as the number of questions gets smaller.(ie: you are far more likely to end up with more or fewer than 25% correct in practice)
The best strategy for any given multiple choice question that you don’t know the answer, is to eliminate options that are definitely incorrect, leading to a much higher chance of success with a random guess.
Or just study the content more, as breadsmasher suggested.
This would definitely be an issue for me.
The last time I saw this posted, someone linked this NOVA episode about the Ulfberht
Jesus, that video is 17 years old. I started following LRR right around when this came out.
There is a museum dedicated to this not too far from where I live called “Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump”
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Boycott US@lemmy.ca•Is It Treason to Ask America to Help Break Up Canada?English
7·6 days agoThe not withstanding clause used to be so radioactive that any politician using it would be gone the next day.
Now that it’s been unsealed and the result was about 2 weeks of news coverage and then nothing, expect to see it a lot more
Maybe some correlation it’s not the reason why. Your tinfoil hat is too tight, and it’s restricting bloodflow to your brain.
The cities most targeted by ICE tend to be blue politically, and that comes with a culture that generally agrees that there should be some barriers in place when buying a weapon. They also generally have the belief that people should not be tortured and kicked out of the US even if they’re darker than a hotel towel or have a scary last name.
Places like that tend to vote for people that would try to oppose everything the Trump admin is doing.
No, it’s a rinsing machine. It’s rinsing the inside of those cream puffs with pastry cream
oh thaaat’s why I have a fundamental need to explain the reasons why when detailing a process to someone
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Technology@lemmy.world•Data Centers Are Hiding How Much Water and Power They ConsumeEnglish
20·8 days agoMy worry is not if it can make great things. That was never going to be possible from a system that cant create original thoughts.
My worry is if it can make art that is “good enough”. If some middle manager eschews hiring an artist for some project and the results that AI spits out are enough that they still profit, that’s where the damage is done.
If you really want to feel like a grown up, make a Simpsons reference to one of your GenZ coworkers
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Technology@lemmy.world•US sanctions force The Netherlands off Microsoft and toward alternative NixOS-based software ecosystemEnglish
393·12 days agoAnsible is US-owned. Even though it’s open source, Redhat, a US company, is the one that controls its lifecycle.
NixOS is based out of the EU.
I mean, it’s technically true right?
Like, if a rock falls into the ocean, then that amount of space is displaced. It would be like arguing that the amount of rubber tires leave behind causes the roads to rise in elevation, but it’s not wrong per-se.
Learn from my mistake.
When you go to buy a belt and it says 34", that means it’s 34 inches. Not “This is the belt to buy if your pants size is 34”
Well, I’m Canadian, but I assure you it doesn’t sound any better coming from us.
I really wish there was a word that was as useful as “dude” but without the gender connotation.
I tried swapping to “fam” and “cuz” but those felt appropriated, I tried “gamer” and “chat” but those felt irony-poisoned, “Sis” and “girl” feel performative. So “dude” it shall be until someone tells me it’s bad, and then they get no objective article at all.





This is interesting, but what I want to know is what shape thry would be if water droplets were not round.
Like, if they were cuboid or pyramidal instead, would that change the shape of the rainbow?